+Jose Chimal each city is different. If all where like this, it'd be boring wouldn't it? I do understand what you mean though, it does look more functional than the cities of my own country (Portugal, btw) but then again, the charm some Portuguese cities have....well you cannot deny why people like them so much. Still, I'm pretty amazed and marveled by how Stockholm looks!
Carlos Saraiva Göteborg is a nice city as well, feskekörkan is pretty nice but Göteborg isn't as unique as Visby is. Visby inside of the city walls is awesome. If you visit Göteborg try to get out of the city as well, the town of Marstrand is a little bit out of Göteborg and is pretty cool. It has a fortress on a hill in the middle of a small town.
+Catarina But I would say many old parts of Stockholm has certain similarities with, say, Lisboa, especially the medieval parts of Gamla Stan. I believe many tourists and vistors would consider both rather quaint and picturesque (despite Swedens tiresome reputation of being "modern" in every possible way).
"People are normally much better in creating safety when there is a social environment, when you negotiate with others out there. You need low speeds, negotiation doesn't happen at 30, 40mph. It happens at 20mph. There people start to see each other as humans."
Very informative. This is one of my must-see places before I die. Can you please tell me what camera and lenses you used to shoot this video? It looks really good on my tablet. I hope you'll reply thanks!
2021 here. Slussen is not complete. Wasn't really planned to be fully complete by now either ;) But! The new main bridge is here, came on a ship from China in early 2020 (yeah...). It's a good bridge, I've walked & biked across several times. Still a huuuge construction site around it. @Streetfilms, you should come back in like 2025 when Slussen will be mostly done and so many other places will have seen improvements too. I see a few places in your footage that have already been transformed.
+SegwayJesus I only wonder if it's as lively during winter as it is during summer. In some places, places are less active when the temps are freezing. People tend to stay indoors more.
Eric Chau Well there might be a small difference because of tourists but you hardly notice it, every street is lively and it certainly doesn't feel empty :)
It is a pretty big difference in different places in the livable places of Stockholm where people live its very empty in the summer beacuse they go to their countryside homes. But in the places in the city like old town its absolutly packed in the summer and pretty empty in the winter.
I visited both countries and in my experience the cultural atmosphere is VERY different. In general, swedes tend to be very open and accepting and non-judgemental and non-religious, so a very kind and considerate culture (of course there are exceptions). while Russian culture in my experience tends to be in general a lot more conservative, judgemental, religious, closed minded (of course there are exceptions). In terms of the sexes, in Sweden women seemed to me a lot more free, free to be who they are (and not just sex objects for men) and to pursue what they wish, and most men seem much less aggressive and more considerate and understanding. While in conservative Russia women seemed to me much less free, much more expected to play a certain role, to be and behave in a certain way (as if their main function in life is to please men), and the men seem much more aggessive and insensitive than what I've experienced in Sweden (of course there are exception). Russian women are probably the most beautiful women I've seen anywhere in the world, but I personally wouldn't want to live there. The culture seems too conservative and judgemental and oppressive and psychologically-undeveloped (and even violent sometimes) Just my observation based on spending a few weeks in each country... :)
endless spaghetti It depends what you mean by that word. But I believe if you visited one of those areas you’d be laughing at how calm and orderly and clean it is even there. But of course we have problems just like anywhere else. But on the whole still very safe compared to most other countries. I live in Stockholm city and feel very safe. I often take walks late in the evening and even in the night and don’t feel worried. Swedes are nice people.
I'd imagine that Cathedrals are more common in traditionally catholic countries (or at least countries with large catholic populations) and not Lutheran ones like Sweden. So no, i do not think there are a lot of cathedrals here :)
+Brandon Smith I am from Sweden and almost all Swedes know enough English to be able to carry on a conversation, and lots of them can even come off as fluent. Elders may not be quite as comfortable with it, but typically good enough. A lot of us like to watch English movies without subtitles, and this provides a lot of listening practice.
Swedish are most fluent people in world. 80% are fluent in English, 20% are mostly refugees that they concentrated on learning Swedish which is very difficult language
Looks like a cold, soulless and distant city full of crime and inequality. Looks a bit communist too... Really not liking all those crazy spires, graffiti and beggars.
I loved Stockholm... Beautiful and very clean city! Went on many long and enjoyable walks. Will definitely return...
How lovely it is when the streets are not dominated by cars.. so much more human..
Hello
My beautiful city! Thanks for making this video! Regards from Stockholm!
From Boston to Stockholm- thank you for this video!
still a beautiful city, I wish my country had cities like this . I'll hope to visit Sweden soon...
+Jose Chimal Where are you from?
Stockholm is a beautiful city but I advise you to visit Visby as well if you ever get the chance :)
+Jose Chimal each city is different. If all where like this, it'd be boring wouldn't it? I do understand what you mean though, it does look more functional than the cities of my own country (Portugal, btw) but then again, the charm some Portuguese cities have....well you cannot deny why people like them so much.
Still, I'm pretty amazed and marveled by how Stockholm looks!
Carlos Saraiva Göteborg is a nice city as well, feskekörkan is pretty nice but Göteborg isn't as unique as Visby is.
Visby inside of the city walls is awesome.
If you visit Göteborg try to get out of the city as well, the town of Marstrand is a little bit out of Göteborg and is pretty cool. It has a fortress on a hill in the middle of a small town.
No problem :)
I think all countries in Europe have beautiful sights, I have wanted to visit Portugal since I was a child, very beautiful country.
+Catarina
But I would say many old parts of Stockholm has certain similarities with, say, Lisboa, especially the medieval parts of Gamla Stan. I believe many tourists and vistors would consider both rather quaint and picturesque (despite Swedens tiresome reputation of being "modern" in every possible way).
My kind of place! I love ❤️ it. I hate the places where cars dominate
"People are normally much better in creating safety when there is a social environment, when you negotiate with others out there. You need low speeds, negotiation doesn't happen at 30, 40mph. It happens at 20mph. There people start to see each other as humans."
8:00 "small city" my ass
Dear stokholm...I love you....you are so beautiful💚💚💚
Thanks for upload amazing experience really enjoyed this place
Good video guys. Thanks
Amazing! Thanks a lot for showing the best of our city. Cheers!
Nice video... God bless always..
From the 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Wow! i love this!
Terimakasih Vidio nya....sudah membawa semangat untuk saya.....
riding the bicycles culture is very amazing
bello bello,que chevere que no vi ningun policia,porque no hace falta,,felicitaciones,saludos desde Barquisimeto Venezuela
Hola
Very informative. This is one of my must-see places before I die. Can you please tell me what camera and lenses you used to shoot this video? It looks really good on my tablet. I hope you'll reply thanks!
Very nice country, hope can visit some day
Stockholm my city of dreams ! I adore you.
amazing ity
i really missed this place. at least once in my life i've been there before.
var ligger den Caféet med stolar som hänga upp ?
I hope I can visit there 😊
I would love to cycle here.looks crowded but still so calm.
2021 here. Slussen is not complete. Wasn't really planned to be fully complete by now either ;)
But! The new main bridge is here, came on a ship from China in early 2020 (yeah...). It's a good bridge, I've walked & biked across several times. Still a huuuge construction site around it. @Streetfilms, you should come back in like 2025 when Slussen will be mostly done and so many other places will have seen improvements too. I see a few places in your footage that have already been transformed.
What a cute bunch of guys! Mmmmm. Can't wait to go there, soon!
Any chance for retired people to work their in Sweden.
- Å fan!
Manila City in The Philippines can learn a lot from this project.
very nice.. there's a bike lane
Slussen is a mess. I can't wait to see the final project. I hope I am living in Stockholm at that time.
are the streets this lively during winter too?
+Eric Chau Yes pretty much.
+Eric Chau Yeah, people still have to go outside bro.
+SegwayJesus I only wonder if it's as lively during winter as it is during summer. In some places, places are less active when the temps are freezing. People tend to stay indoors more.
Eric Chau Well there might be a small difference because of tourists but you hardly notice it, every street is lively and it certainly doesn't feel empty :)
It is a pretty big difference in different places in the livable places of Stockholm where people live its very empty in the summer beacuse they go to their countryside homes. But in the places in the city like old town its absolutly packed in the summer and pretty empty in the winter.
Way forward!
Stockholm is one of the best cities in the World
I love Sweden
I want to go Sweden
So what's visa process from Pakistan to Sweden
Can anyone give me details.
Fuck off
@@enlosluceros7236 why are you so violent
it is very simply, grey and poor country. Greetings from London
Sweden poor? I've never been there and I know better than that.
yes wiktor Suworow is a russan troll. no schooling make some one trolling and dont know anything.
Fuck you. Why is he must be Russian if his name is written in Polish?
Älskar Stockholm 🇸🇪
Good morning my love
nice city.....
Yes! being able to walk at night from Tokyo
Walking from Tokyo to Stockholm? I advice against it haha.
9:28 Ohio? What is that store?
cooll is good nice
where's the cables/ wires of the street?
Under the ground :) So it doesn't look uglier than it needs to be :)
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سلام
Hi
The beautiful Sweden for me
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Amazing how good their English is. Five times better than my Swedish (which is non-existant!)
well come city stockholm gorgious city
Sydney take note
I love Stockholm
Sweden is one of the best country in the world .
im indonesian i wanna to visit this country
No Muslim no problem. But Indonesians are. So fuck off
@@enlosluceros7236 what is your problem man just a religion
@@enlosluceros7236 maybe he or she is atheist, you dumb fuck ?
@@enlosluceros7236 come to indonesia here we'll shave off ur...o don't bother u're not even a thing...🤣🤣🤣
12:09 this part is very Swedish. This shit is hilarious!!!
impressive city street view
Gtfo
@@enlosluceros7236 ?
Betalstationer aka gates of hell.
Va? De är ju bäst.
it looks very vibrant and beautiful
Yes we have common history too!/Best Regards from Sweden
I visited both countries and in my experience the cultural atmosphere is VERY different. In general, swedes tend to be very open and accepting and non-judgemental and non-religious, so a very kind and considerate culture (of course there are exceptions).
while Russian culture in my experience tends to be in general a lot more conservative, judgemental, religious, closed minded (of course there are exceptions).
In terms of the sexes, in Sweden women seemed to me a lot more free, free to be who they are (and not just sex objects for men) and to pursue what they wish, and most men seem much less aggressive and more considerate and understanding.
While in conservative Russia women seemed to me much less free, much more expected to play a certain role, to be and behave in a certain way (as if their main function in life is to please men), and the men seem much more aggessive and insensitive than what I've experienced in Sweden (of course there are exception).
Russian women are probably the most beautiful women I've seen anywhere in the world, but I personally wouldn't want to live there. The culture seems too conservative and judgemental and oppressive and psychologically-undeveloped (and even violent sometimes)
Just my observation based on spending a few weeks in each country... :)
My dream land.She would be another America(If you know what I mean).
No, it won't be another Murika. Sweden has its own traditions and culture and doesn't need retards to come and opress the locals. Now fuck off.
All respect to Sweden and swedes
Do they speak English
You have forgotten ghettoes
Ghettos exist in all countries.
@@Peter_1986 but for some reason there were less ghettos in 1960s sweden than modern sweden... hmm i wonder why.
@@EndlessSpaghetti Not really in Sweden either. We have our problems of course but ghetto is not an apropriate word for any area in Sweden.
endless spaghetti It depends what you mean by that word. But I believe if you visited one of those areas you’d be laughing at how calm and orderly and clean it is even there. But of course we have problems just like anywhere else. But on the whole still very safe compared to most other countries. I live in Stockholm city and feel very safe. I often take walks late in the evening and even in the night and don’t feel worried. Swedes are nice people.
Doe Sweden have a lot of Cathedrals like Germany and France?
I'd imagine that Cathedrals are more common in traditionally catholic countries (or at least countries with large catholic populations) and not Lutheran ones like Sweden. So no, i do not think there are a lot of cathedrals here :)
+James Bond Sweden has been catholic longer than protestant!We do have a lot of old churches her!
There are thousands of old churches in Sweden. The one nearest to me was built in 1200s.
If there's no cars only pedestrians only how do the goods food drinks items etc get delivered daily to the shops and houses in the old town hmm ?
Cars and transport is allowed 06:00-11:00
DAVID PYPER by drones 😂
*DAVID MICHAEL PYPER* ~Oh, by very strong storks...and, carrier-pigeons ({; D ...!
Nice. The problem is: I'm too addicted to cars! :'(
I want to come this beautiful place plz contact me me and guide me
wtf ,google everythin
Great video! Although the "Slussen Project" is a disaster and nobody actually likes it..
+Disco Doris Is it? I actually thought it looked pretty cool but I guess it'd be quite a change for someone who is used to the old one.
+Disco Doris Yes, the current/old Slussen is a disaster. The new one is going to be great!
+Disco Doris The current Slussen is great if you like a worn out concrete slab that reek of urine as one of your main road transport hubs.
EWERYWHERE ARE MONEY FOR.WW2!
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Do swedish people speak English in swedan as a second language
+Brandon Smith
I am from Sweden and almost all Swedes know enough English to be able to carry on a conversation, and lots of them can even come off as fluent.
Elders may not be quite as comfortable with it, but typically good enough.
A lot of us like to watch English movies without subtitles, and this provides a lot of listening practice.
Swedish are most fluent people in world. 80% are fluent in English, 20% are mostly refugees that they concentrated on learning Swedish which is very difficult language
not cool with the surveillance ammount.
Just take away the cars
Why don't all these Street design fetishists ever think of that?
looks old & classic not modern city !!!!
Where are the promised blonde girls of Sweden and especially Stockholm?? No Sweden for me!!
Promised? Gtfo
In a few decades, it'll be mostly brown girls with hijabs and burqas in Swedenistan
remove those non white will be better! ps: i am chinese
chinese is't white you know??
Then what colour is he ? Purple ? The fuck... most of the asians are white, that stereotypical "yellow" colour only applies to a handful of asians.
how funny you dog-eater fuck
unsympathic and incomplete visions
the slussen project is hated by the most stockholm bostäder
Hur mår du?
@@kirouanemohamedamine7995 bra
@@aitammatia snälla engelska jag talar inte sverige jag är från Algeriet och du?
@@kirouanemohamedamine7995 and why is your question in Swedish?
They ride too fast on the bikes.
Hur mår du?
Slow down the speed of the video :)
@@andreasissons7766 hi
Its so bad and sad country like this accept people dont have any respect they are shoud out from this country
Looks like a cold, soulless and distant city full of crime and inequality. Looks a bit communist too... Really not liking all those crazy spires, graffiti and beggars.
Too many bikes. I dont want to visit. Too many bikes.
What's wrong with bikes? There's lots of examples of how cycling makes cities better
Didn't know a muslim country could look so clean.
Have u ever seen Qatar ? Or The cities in Malaysia ?